A ground roast coffee tablet which is capable of being brewed in a conventional automatic drip coffee maker, and which exhibits sufficient strength to withstand all aspects of manufacture, handling, packaging, transport without breakage but also readily disintegrates when contacted with hot water during brewing, is made by subjecting conventional ground, roasted coffee to a multi-step compaction process in which at least two compression steps are carried out in the same compaction die.

The present invention relates to an anti-respiratory virus composition, especially to a tea composition, and provides a natural composition having efficacy for treating and preventing respiratory virus-related diseases.

A beverage extraction device includes a mesh member, a cover member that is movable between a first position and a second position; a scraper portion, an upper end portion of which is pivotally supported by the cover member with a lower end portion of the scraper portion being swingable along a vertical direction, that takes a basic attitude in which the lower end portion is positioned lower than the upper end portion under a normal condition, the lower end portion being configured to slide on the mesh member when the cover member is moved from the first position toward the second position; and a contact member configured to come into contact with the scraper portion sliding on the mesh member to cause the scraper portion to take an attitude in which the lower end portion swings upward when the cover member approaches the second position.

The present disclosure relates to a solid coffee product for oral administration or dissolution whose preparation comprises, roasting the coffee beans, grinding the coffee beans into a granular form, charging dissolvent for extraction, extracting the available composition, filtering to remove coffee dross, spray-drying or freeze-drying the coffee extract, charging flavorings, mixing homogeneously, palletizing, drying, pressing into solid coffee product of various shapes, suitable for oral administration, through mechanical means.

A method of making coffee with high amounts of phenols and chlorogenic acids is provided. Coffee beans are tested for phenols and chlorogenic acids and selected if they are found to have predetermined levels of phenols and chlorogenic acids. The selected coffee beans may be treated and then shipped where they are roasted at a temperature and for a time period that preserves the phenols and chlorogenic acids therein without adversely affecting the taste and aroma thereof. The roasted coffee beans are then ground to a selected particle size and are brewed with water at a temperature and for a time period to produce liquid coffee having high amounts of phenols and chlorogenic acids that also has favorable flavor.

In the penetration step, a carbon dioxide fluid is contacted to a sample of coffee green bean inside a chamber at a temperature of 28-50 C. and a pressure of 950-3,500 psi for 3-30 minutes to allow the carbon dioxide fluid to penetrate into the sample of coffee green bean. In a pressure relief step, the pressure in the chamber is reduced to normal pressure in a time period of 2-15 minutes, allowing the carbon dioxide fluid penetrated into the sample of coffee green bean to break down cell wall of the sample of coffee green bean to obtain a sample of coffee green bean with broken cell wall.

The embodiments disclose a method, including creating at least one device for brewing hot beverages with at least one ingredient including fulvic acid concentrated syrup, humic acid concentrated syrup and combined fulvic and humic concentrated syrup, wherein the at least one device includes at least one computer processer, at least one database memory device, and at least one digital controller, making at least one fulvic acid concentrated syrup, humic acid concentrated syrup and combined fulvic and humic concentrated syrup condiment packet, coffee packet, infused water source, and marinated beverage ingredient, and using an automated coffee fulvic-humic mixing application for remotely controlling the at least one device.

In the penetration step, a carbon dioxide fluid is contacted to a sample of coffee green bean inside a chamber at a temperature of 28-50 C. and a pressure of 950-3,500 psi for 3-30 minutes to allow the carbon dioxide fluid to penetrate into the sample of coffee green bean. In a pressure relief step, the pressure in the chamber is reduced to normal pressure in a time period of 2-15 minutes, allowing the carbon dioxide fluid penetrated into the sample of coffee green bean to break down cell wall of the sample of coffee green bean to obtain a sample of coffee green bean with broken cell wall.

A system and a method of making a soluble coffee product is used to make a serving of fresh coffee on the go that is healthy and matches the user's taste. The overall process starts by mixing the amount of soluble coffee, the first amount of liquid sweetener, and the amount of bee pollen into a quantity of liquid mixture. The quantity of liquid mixture is partitioned into liquid-mixture portions by filling each molding receptacle with a corresponding liquid-mixture portion from the liquid-mixture portions. Each liquid-mixture portion is inserted with a corresponding stick from the lollipop sticks. The liquid-mixture portions are frozen into solid-mixture portions. The solid-mixture portions are removed from the molding receptacles. A liquid-sweetener coating is applied to each solid-mixture portion by dipping each solid-mixture portion into the second amount of liquid sweetener. Finally, the liquid-sweetener coating is frozen into a solid-sweetener coating for each solid-mixture portion.

The present invention relates to a beverage composition comprising green coffee solids and hops solids.